You're batting a thousand on these critters, Nonda. I wonder if this is the same momma who was flopped on the yard bench, wearied by her little "heathens." (No, I see now that it isn't. The other didn't have gray paws.)
Hi Nonda,
I think you have them well trained, and read for Hollywood...All you say is "strike a pose" and they do it...:eek::D
I like your composition , image and capture...well done...:cool:
while there are some aspects to this image which bother you, the pose more than makes up for it. Here is another image that shows that you certainly are spending a lot of time out there working those skills you have honed. Those backlit whiskers are another great touch. great photo for early spring month in your squirrel calendar.... :)
While she looks like she is posing they never stay posed long, as in don't blink:-)
Cheryl, cut my photographic teeth on sqs, didn't have to travel far (just to the back yard). Learned to be quick and loads about exposure..Good teachers be squirrels;)
Squirrels have their qualities, don't they... lol
And you (a good photographer) make a difficult image look easy. Many viewers (esp non-photographers) do not realize the work behind an image.
Relaxin' 2006
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